María del Carmen Iglesias
16 Mar 1942
María del Carmen Iglesias Cano (Madrid, March 16, 1942) is a Spanish historian, professor and academic, expert in the 18th century. She has been a member of the Royal Academy of History since 1991, an institution she has directed since 2014, being the first woman to hold the position. She has also been a member of the Spanish Royal Academy since 2000, occupying seat E (and capital). She was the tutor of the Infanta Cristina and preceptor of Felipe VI. She holds the non-hereditary title Countess of Gisbert, which was bestowed on her by King Juan Carlos. As Director of the Royal Academy of History, she has been responsible for the launch of the electronic version of Spain´s dictionary of national biography, the *Diccionario biográfico español*. **Source**: [Carmen Iglesias](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmen_Iglesias) on Wikipedia.
El pensamiento de Montesquieu
Carlos III y la Ilustración
Encrucijada de culturas
No siempre lo peor es cierto
Nobleza y sociedad en la España moderna
Razón, sentimiento y utopía
Burgueses y proletarios
El mundo que vivió Cervantes
Homenaje a José Antonio Maravall
Individualismo noble, individualismo burgués
Los cuerpos intermedios y la libertad en la sociedad civil
Los orígenes de la teoría sociológica